Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools

Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools at Tooled-Up.com

Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools solve a familiar workshop problem: a dropped fastener or a component you can't see, tucked out of reach. Tooled-Up.com stocks Blue Spot tools for both jobs, split into Inspection Mirrors for seeing into awkward spaces and Magnetic Pick Up Tools for retrieving steel parts without dismantling anything.

These are practical, hard-working tools for the toolbox, van or workbench. A mirror lets you check behind fitted equipment, under components and around obstructions. A magnetic pick-up tool lets you recover screws, nuts, washers and small steel parts from engine bays, machinery and tight voids.

Used together, they save time on jobs where access is the main obstacle. Browse the full Blue Spot selection to find the right tool for the space you're working in.

Key Features of Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools

Inspection Mirrors

• Adjustable mirror heads – angle the mirror to see round corners and behind obstructions without moving surrounding components.
• Extending handles – telescopic designs reach further into recesses and pack down small for storage in a tool bag or pocket.
• Hand-held format – lets you hold the tool in one hand and a torch or tool in the other.

Magnetic Pick Up Tools

• Magnetic tip – holds steel fasteners and small parts securely, so you can lift them out rather than chase them with your fingers.
• Telescopic shafts – extend to reach into deep or narrow gaps, then collapse for compact storage.
• Pocket-friendly size – easy to carry, so it is on hand when something drops.

Check the individual product listings for reach, magnet strength and mirror size, so you can match the tool to the job.

Who Uses Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools?

Anyone who works in confined or awkward spaces will find a use for these tools:

• Vehicle technicians – retrieving dropped bolts from engine bays and checking components that are hard to see.
• Maintenance and plant engineers – recovering small parts from machinery and inspecting equipment without stripping it down.
• Electricians – retrieving dropped screws from consumer units and back boxes, and checking behind fittings.
• Plumbers and heating engineers – looking behind boilers, radiators and into ceiling voids.
• Joiners and carpenters – recovering fixings from tight spots and inspecting fitted work.
• DIY enthusiasts – home mechanics and anyone tackling repairs in hard-to-reach places.

Popular Blue Spot Inspection & Pick Up Tools

The Tooled-Up Blue Spot range is built around two core product types:

• Inspection Mirrors – for visual checks behind engines, appliances, pipework and fitted units. Choose a telescopic, adjustable model when you need to see round obstructions.
• Magnetic Pick Up Tools – for recovering steel fasteners and small components. A telescopic pick-up tool is the usual choice for deep or narrow gaps.

Many tradespeople keep one of each together, so they can find a lost part with the mirror and then retrieve it with the magnet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Blue Spot magnetic pick up tools used for?

They retrieve dropped steel items such as screws, nuts, bolts and washers from places your hand can't reach, including engine bays, machinery and gaps behind fitted equipment.

Will a magnetic pick up tool lift non-ferrous parts?

No. Magnets only attract ferrous metals such as steel and iron. Brass, aluminium, copper and plastic parts won't be picked up, so a mirror is useful for locating them first.

How do I choose the right inspection mirror?

Think about the space you need to see into. A telescopic handle with an adjustable head suits deep or angled access, while a compact mirror is better for tight spots and for carrying in a pocket.

Can I use these tools around live equipment?

Take care. Isolate the supply and follow HSE guidance before inspecting or retrieving parts near electrical or moving equipment. Never rely on a tool alone to make an unsafe working area safe.